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| Henrik von Coler, synths,
Berlin |
Henrik von Coler is currently working at
Audio Communication Group, Technische Universität
Berlin , where he is director of the Electronic Music Studio
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| Fred Malouf, electric guitar, Santa
Cruz, CA |
is a composer/performer involved in all
kinds of music, often working with the CCRMA CORE group
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| Juan Parra, electric guitar and
synths, Ghent |
Juan Parra Cancino is a fellow
researcher at the Orpheus Institute (Ghent, BE), focused on
performance practice in Computer Music.
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| Chris Chafe, cello, Woodside, CA |
Chris Chafe is a composer, improvisor,
and cellist, developing much of his music alongside
computer-based research. He is Director of Stanford
University's Center for Computer Research in Music and
Acoustics (CCRMA). At IRCAM (Paris) and The Banff Centre
(Alberta), he pursued methods for digital synthesis, music
performance and real-time internet collaboration. CCRMA's
SoundWIRE project involves live concertizing with musicians
the world over. Online collaboration software including
jacktrip and research into latency factors continue to
evolve.
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| Patti Cudd - percussion |
Patti Cudd is a member of the acclaimed new
music ensemble, Zeitgeist. She has participated in such
festivals as the Bang on a Can Festival at Lincoln Center,
ICMC (Greece, UK, China, Netherlands,
US), Frau Musica Nova (Cologne, Germany), and
Mexico City’s Ciclo de Percusiones Series. Patti has
worked closely with some of the most innovative composers of
our time including Brian Ferneyhough, Morton Feldman, Roger
Reynolds, Martin Bresnick, Pauline Oliveros, John Zorn, Cort
Lippe, Julia Wolfe, Christian Wolff, Vinko Globokar
and Frederic Rzewski
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James Croson - electric piano
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James Croson is a composer and pianist living
Currenlty in Florida (USA). His compositions include
works for orchestra, wind ensemble, electronic music, film
and animation. He has degrees from Eastman School of Music
and OSU. He has been a professor of music at Wittenberg
University and Rollins College.
Electroacoustic works and collaborations with computer
animators have been presented at international festivals,
and include Memory of Hope, which was selected for the 31st
Bourges International Competition Of Electroacoustic Music
And Sonic Art.
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| Mike O'Connor - network audio and
video infrastructure |
Mike spends his time helping his wife Marcie
restore 500 acres of Driftless Area habitat in Wisconsin
(Prairie Haven). During the Covid times he has been
integrating audio and video technologies so that musicians
can rehearse, perform and produce over the Internet
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